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RE: How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

patty — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 17:59:12 GMT

Hi my name is Patty and I just got a Dremel Multi Max and I want to use it to take off a kitchen counter top that has been there for over 35 years so I can have a new counter top installed. I need to do the pull out myself and want to know the best way to get it away from the wall with out hurting the wall . Can you help me?

RE: How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

SpiderCurt — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 23:48:05 GMT

Well maybe they did... on the other hand I forgot to mention that my sister-in-law has 7 kids:w00t:

RE: How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

ApplianceJunk — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 15:08:24 GMT

Sounds like the wife and kid got the better end of that deal. :)

RE: How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

SpiderCurt — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 14:32:39 GMT

My wife took our girls to her sister's house in Florida. I stayed with a relative that had radiant gas heat because work kept me from going to Florida.

RE: How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

ApplianceJunk — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 13:43:06 GMT

Thanks for the warm welcome,

Two weeks without power, ouch!
How did you do it?

RE: How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

SpiderCurt — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 13:20:57 GMT

Hi ApplianceJunk

From one forum junkie to another welcome :)

I apologize for the belated welcome which can be blamed on the ice storm that blew through here and left me without electricity for two weeks.

Putting a link to your site in your signature is a good idea. Before the storm hit I was checking the stat logs to my site and found quite a few referrals from dremel.com.
If you post it they will come :)

I just registered on your forum, so you may be seeing some contributions from me particularly in the PC repair section when I get caught up on my other forum activities.

If you are a true forum junkie, you may be interested to know of some other Dremel related sites. Facebook has at least two Dremel groups and then there is
[url=http://dremelforumcom.proboards106.com/]Dremelforum.com[/url]
on which I happen to be a moderator.

Again welcome and look forward to reading more of your posts.

RE: How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

ApplianceJunk — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 13:42:25 GMT

Thanks for the welcome Dougmo60.

I feel the need to go by a new dremel, lol..

The one I have serves me just fine, but like I said it's years old.

I may start finding many more uses for a dremel too after hanging here for awhile. :)

RE: How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

Dougmo60 — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 13:33:30 GMT

ApplianceJunk, Welcome to Dremel. Hope you find it to be a good place.

How the dremel saves me a lot of time.

ApplianceJunk — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 10:51:05 GMT

Hi,

My name is John and I have been using the dremel with the cutting wheel for years. I'm a appliance technician and owner of [url=http://appliancejunk.com]ApplianceJunk.com[/url]

I think my dremel is around 20 years old now. Here is a photo of me using it to cut off a spanner nut on a Maytag washer so I can remove the tube.

[img]http://appliancejunk.com/forums/gallery/0/1_29_05_08_6_37_23_17.jpg[/img]

[img]http://appliancejunk.com/forums/gallery/0/1_29_05_08_6_37_23_16.jpg[/img]

I still remember the first spanner nut I busted off before I found bought a dremel. What a killer that job was. Oh how happy I was after I started using the dremel with the cutting wheel.

I should also note I'm a bit of a forum junkie so I hope you don't mind me hanging around a bit to see what I can learn. :)